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mrtweetyhack··on A Prisoner Who Briefly Died Argues That He’s Served His Life Sentence
Life sentence means life in prison. If he had gotten the death sentence, then maybe he has a argument.
mrtweetyhack··on Federal Judge Upholds Harvard's Race-Conscious Admissions Process
Asians should just boycott Harvard. Overall quality of Harvard grads will drop and Harvard will become nothing.
mrtweetyhack··on Nanix: An idea for a modern, small, Unix-like operating system
"take advantage of modern hardware, (2) fit on a single floppy disk" that's kinda funny using the works modern hardware and floppy disk together. Tell me where you would even buy a floppy disk or a floppy disk drive.
mrtweetyhack··on The Linux kernel's inability to gracefully handle low memory pressure
And you've turned swap off on Windows?
mrtweetyhack··on Why I believe Rails is still relevant in 2019
Too bad we can't compile a Rails app...
mrtweetyhack··on FCC threatens carriers with 'regulatory intervention' over robocalls
Too broad meaning if I find your lost dog, I can't technically call the number on the dog tag because I don't have consent.
mrtweetyhack··on Making tab switching faster in Firefox with tab warming
This is the same kind of shit many software product do by loading their product at startup, their product starts instantaneously. They don't care that it takes up memory, slows startup times, bogs down the computer in general. Another way Mozilla is trying to cheat browser tests at the cost of users. They also sneakily delay loading of certain websites. While I despise these websites, I already have a way of dealing with them by blocking them altogether(no thanks to Mozilla) but Mozilla wants to cheat so that people will think Firefox is fast. Next, they'll load Firefox on startup but keep it hidden. When you "start" it, it appears instantly. Wow. Faster the Chrome. This is also the same kind of shit that pushes users to throw PCs away because it can't handle newer much more bloated software. Thanks for the extra bloat Mozilla, you bunch of slimy cheaters.
mrtweetyhack··on Introducing the new SourceForge
So you're stealing binaries from GH and calling it your own? Sort of like what every download site already does. "Every day, SourceForge sees over a million visitors and serves 4.5 million software downloads." So everyday a user on average downloads 4.5 software packages? I highly doubt your numbers. Personally, I've downloaded perhaps 5 within the last year and I am an rabid consumer of OSS. I am not impressed with your performance.
mrtweetyhack··on Introducing the new SourceForge
A case of too little and WAY too late. Sourceforge is like the Myspace, long dead. It's not even a good try.
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